GlucoMen Day CGM Sensor

The Electrochemical Sensor measures the glucose level present in the interstitial fluid for 14 days. Data is stored in the Transmitter and automatically sent via Bluetooth to the dedicated App, which displays a new real-time glucose value every minute.

Gentle
on the skin

The larger patch surface and the low glue concentration minimise the chances of erythema and skin sensitisation.

Adherence with skin is well distributed to avoid involuntary movements and to better withstand shocks.

Sensor Insertion Pain Assessment

Pain perception distribution over a pain scale of 0-20, comparing the GlucoMen Day CGM Sensor insertion vs a finger prick ⁽¹⁾.

Pain from a GlucoMen Day CGM Sensor insertion has been reported to be on average 1.3 over a pain scale of 0-20. For comparison, finger pricking had an average score of 4.9.

⁽¹⁾ GlucoMen DayCGM Technical File, CEVAL Study.

Skin Irritation Assessment

Results of skin irritation assessment after Sensor removal ⁽¹⁾.

During the clinical trials, no adverse events (Draize score ≥4) involving erythema and edema occurred at the insertion site or under the adhesive. ⁽¹⁾

⁽¹⁾ GlucoMen DayCGM Technical File, CEVAL Study.

Light
and Small

Transmitter

sensor patch

The GlucoMen Day CGM consists of a rechargeable transmitter and a sensor patch.

The GlucoMen Day CGM Sensor weighs only 25 g and is only 7 mm thick.